Meet near the Old Medina entrance on Rue des Consuls for a free walking tour focusing on Casablanca's history and hidden gems. Listen for insights about colonial and Islamic architecture.

Visit the Hassan II Mosque on Blvd Sidi Mohammed Ben Abdallah; join a guided tour inside the mosque to see intricate woodwork and ocean views.

Explore the narrow alleys of the Old Medina, especially around Place des Nations Unies, for workshops of traditional crafts and secret courtyards.

Head to Marche Central on Boulevard Mohammed V to scout fresh produce and sample street food snacks alongside locals.

Visit a less touristy spot on Rue Amine for a bar favored by locals. Order a casual beer or mint tea and soak in the authentic atmosphere.

Located in the Hipster District of Casablanca, this museum showcases contemporary Moroccan art and offers quiet gardens to explore. Look for striking modern artworks and the building's Art Deco architecture.

This rarely visited courthouse near the Habous Quarter features stunning Moorish architecture and intricate tilework. Join a guided tour to access the richly decorated interior and learn about its legal history.

Explore the Jardin de la Ligue Arabe near the city center, a favorite among locals for relaxing. Wander the peaceful green paths and notice local birdlife and mosaic art along the walkways.

Head to Ain Diab Corniche to sample seafood skewers and fresh fruit juices from street vendors. This popular local hangout by the beach offers various inexpensive Moroccan snacks, perfect for a quick, authentic bite.

Walk up to this lighthouse for panoramic views of Casablanca’s coastline and cityscape. It is off the beaten path, providing a quiet spot to watch the sunset away from the tourist zones.